The 204 is your almost 100% chance of catching EMD power on a mainline freight.
The 910 heads back south after running around their train at Harwood. The 434 is the last GP40-2 ever built by EMD.
421 passes Turnbull Bay whilst returning to New Smyrna from Holly Hill
804 & 815 pass St Augustine whilst hauling train 105 to Miami
After grabbing a bite at The Bantem Chef 905's power runs light back to Dorena.
The FEC 905 takes a break with the crew gone for beans in downtown Bunnell
The FEC Honoring Veterans locomotive is seen leading 905 at Bayard after meeting 107.
The 905 did the New Smyrna Beach haul, after missing it in Bunnell I finally catch up with the Honoring Veterans Unit at Bayard after meeting FEC 107.
Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Train 202 makes its usual morning run through the nation's oldest city of St. Augustine, pulling stacks and trailers towards Jacksonville.
It's rare for a train to be late on the FEC but that happened today with 208 about 3-4 hours late.
430 approaches St Augustine
Florida East Coast Railway Train 202 comes through St. Augustine this gloomy last Saturday of March.
The hot 105 heads out of Bunnell on a warm day. Sun angles will make it challenging to get this train as we move into the longer days.
On an unsettled morning the 202 heads through St Augustine in a lucky spell of sun.
Florida East Coast Railway Train 204 makes its regular morning appearance through St. Augustine this last Saturday of March.